This hotel clearly spent zero dollars on soundproofing. Every noise travels through the building like you are living inside an echo chamber. If it’s not construction workers hammering away early in the morning, it’s other guests stomping, dragging furniture, and talking all night long. Even worse, the maids routinely holler to each other across the floors as if the entire hotel is one giant open-air hallway.
The craftsmanship throughout the property is equally disappointing. The carpentry work is shoddy at best, with poorly fitted doors, gaps everywhere, and thin walls that seem to amplify sound instead of block it. The entire design creates an “eco-chamber” effect where every conversation, laugh, suitcase wheel, and slammed door bounces endlessly throughout the building.
To top it off, the WiFi is so poor and unreliable that even basic functions barely work — at times it was impossible to even turn the TV off properly because the connection kept failing.
If peace, quiet, sleep , reliable amenities, or quality construction matter to you at all, this is probably not the place to stay.
